Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen

Lucinda Shen is a former writer for Fortune.

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  • What does it take to be a successful unicorn?Newsletters

    What does it really take to be a unicorn founder?

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  • Unicorn failures are the most covered kinds of trip-ups in startup land. So what percent actually end in a down round?

    What percent of unicorns fail?

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  • The Honest Company goes public with a $2 billion plus valuation, a stunning comeback for a company that once struggled over concerns of mislabelling.Newsletters

    Honest company’s investors (partly) cash out

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  • Blur image of empty boardroom with window cityscape background. Business conceptNewsletters

    What was Justin Zhu’s ouster about?

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  • Tiger Global has been signing deals left and right.Newsletters

    Tiger Global leads two

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  • POLAND – 2020/10/20: In this photo illustration a Yahoo logo seen displayed on a smartphone.Newsletters

    Verizon acquired AOL and Yahoo for about $9 billion. Now it’s selling those assets as part of a $5 billion deal

    By Lucinda Shen and Anne Sraders
  • Arrow sign pointing downwards. Concept of loss and stock market crash.Newsletters

    SPACs are down. But are they out?

    By Lucinda Shen and Anne Sraders
  • GoodRx is now valued at above $15 billion.Newsletters

    GoodRx would look very different under a better health care system

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  • David Heinemeier Hansson, center, is cofounder and CTO at Basecamp.Newsletters

    The problem with Basecamp’s apolitical stance

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  • Brex cofounders Pedro Franceschi (left) and Henrique Dubugras, CEO, hold up an oversized version of the credit card they are providing to other startups.Newsletters

    The battle for your corporate cards heats up

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  • Curated CEO Eduardo Vivas.Newsletters

    We’re in a cybersecurity arms race

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  • Curated CEO Eduardo Vivas.

    In Curated e-commerce bet, Greylock looks to go where Amazon can’t reach

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  • U.S. President Joe Biden speaks during the virtual Leaders Summit on Climate in the East Room of the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Thursday, April 22, 2021. Biden pledged to cut U.S. greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 as he convenes 40 world leaders in a virtual summit intended to demonstrate renewed American resolve to fight climate change and pressure wary nations to raise their own ambitions. Photographer: Al Drago/The New York Times/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    The lowdown on Biden’s capital gain tax rate

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  • China International Robot Show 2018 Opens In ShanghaiNewsletters

    UiPath has high ambitions despite whatever’s happening in the markets

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  • China International Robot Show 2018 Opens In ShanghaiNewsletters

    UiPath’s IPO wanders into a downround

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